Environmental Targets for a Limited Partnership Agreement (Stella & Flora’s Clause) (The Chancery Lane Project)


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Environmental Targets for a Limited Partnership Agreement (Stella & Flora’s Clause) (The Chancery Lane Project)


Published by a ½Û×ÓÊÓƵ Financial Services expert

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This clause consists of amendments and additions to the ILPA standard form Limited Partnership Agreement allowing ESG issues to be investigated, raised and incorporated in investment and pricing decisions. These sustainability clauses

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